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BRAVON TERMS OF SERVICE · CUSTOMER AGREEMENT
Clear Terms. Confident Orders.
A complete plain-language framework for browsing bravon.in, product review, checkout, payment, retail and business requests, delivery, returns, customer content, privacy, platform use and dispute resolution. Every subject opens as a dedicated full-detail popup.
BRAVON Terms of Service
Customer-facing merchant identity.
Applicable Indian-law context.
Review this date before ordering.
HOW TO READ THESE TERMS
Specific information controls the specific decision
The product page controls product-specific information. Checkout controls the selected item, price and charges. The Shipping Policy controls delivery details. The Return & Refund Policy controls return eligibility and resolution. The Privacy Policy controls personal-information practices.
If any store term conflicts with a right that cannot legally be excluded, the mandatory legal requirement controls. These Terms are not intended to remove lawful consumer remedies.
COMPLETE SERVICE CHARTER · 160 DETAILED PROVISIONS
Sixteen terms. Every subject opens as a popup.
Tap any leaf-cut panel and choose “Open full term” to read ten detailed provisions, the security warning and the relevant customer-support route.
A FAIR TRANSACTION NEEDS BOTH SIDES
BRAVON will do this. Customers should do this.
Clear allocation of responsibility reduces avoidable disputes without removing any mandatory right.
BRAVON RESPONSIBILITIES
- Present material information
Provide the product, price, availability and policy context reasonably needed for an informed decision.
- Protect payment secrecy
Never request an OTP, CVV, UPI PIN, card PIN, password or remote access to a customer device.
- Review orders responsibly
Check relevant payment, product, address, serviceability and fraud signals before fulfilment.
- Use policy-led outcomes
Assess delivery, return and refund matters against the applicable policy and verified facts.
- Correct genuine errors
Address a material store error transparently and preserve any remedy required by law.
- Provide a support route
Keep an official channel available for focused order, privacy and service questions.
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES
- Review before ordering
Check the product details, measurements, price, delivery estimate and linked policies.
- Provide accurate details
Use a correct name, active contact number and complete deliverable address.
- Use authorised payment
Pay through a verified route and keep secret credentials private at every stage.
- Protect item condition
Keep a disputed or return-requested item unused, complete and supported by suitable evidence.
- Use the store lawfully
Do not commit fraud, manipulate offers, copy protected assets or interfere with systems.
- Report through one record
Use the official Contact route and retain the order, payment, courier and support references.
ORDER FORMATION
Four moments that are not the same
Understanding each stage prevents an acknowledgement from being mistaken for final acceptance or dispatch.
Cart
A product is saved temporarily. Stock is not reserved and price or availability can still change.
Checkout Submitted
The customer makes a purchase request using the selected product, address and payment information.
Order Reviewed
Payment, inventory, address, serviceability and reasonable risk checks can be completed.
Accepted & Fulfilled
The applicable confirmation or fulfilment step records acceptance and begins the delivery journey.
INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK
Store terms operate under applicable law
This page is a commercial terms document, not a claim of certification or a substitute for legislation. The exact provisions in force and the facts of a transaction determine the legal result.
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Contract formation, lawful consideration, free consent and contractual capacity provide the wider agreement framework, including Sections 10 and 11.
Information Technology Act, 2000
Section 10A recognises that contracts are not unenforceable only because proposals, acceptance or revocation use electronic form or electronic records.
Consumer Protection Act, 2019
Consumer rights include information, hearing and redress. Online transactions fall within the Act, and Section 94 addresses unfair practices in e-commerce and direct selling.
E-Commerce Rules, 2020
The Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020, together with applicable amendments, form part of the transparency, fair-practice and grievance framework.
Digital personal data
The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 apply according to their notified, phased commencement and the processing concerned.
Product and tax records
Applicable packaged-commodity declarations, GST requirements and other mandatory product or invoice rules continue independently of this summary.
NON-WAIVABLE RIGHTS REMAIN PROTECTED
No sentence on this page should be read as excluding a right, remedy, liability or jurisdiction that applicable law does not allow the parties to exclude.
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